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Tullow Oil Intelligence About Commercially Viable Oil at Ngamia-1 Kenya
June 29 | Posted by David James | Energy Intelligence, Intelligence NewsTags: Tullow Oi Latest Announcements, Tullow Oil Ngamia-1 Kenya
Commercially viable oil may have been found in Kenya by British firm Tullow Oil, a London listed firm with a string of success in the region.
Intelligence gathered in the recent past piece together information and events that confirm both a very important milestone at the drilling site as well as a very well kept secret by both Tullow Oil and the Government of Kenya.
Intelligence reports have been analyzed to determine the above and its validity as a fact and intelligence analysts found out events and facts that quantify discovery and verification of freely jerking oil at 2340-meters depth.
Events before the announcement that Tullow Oil has stopped drilling Ngamia-1 for geological factors, vital information leaks were reported by their expert on social media. Africa Oil and Tullow Oil quickly sought the removal of the post which confirmed discovery of oil at 2340-meters depth besides the deletion of that particular account.
Tullow’s announcement mentioned a geological formation encounter at 400-meters before the targeted 2700 meters depth; as such, the geological formation can be described as an alibi by Tullow Oil while in fact, it is the oil flowing on it’s own to the surface as reported.
Another fact is the skepticism Mr Mbogo showed when briefing the media, in his view, its too early to discuss whether the well could lead Kenya into oil production. Here we find a possible admission through denial of facts which we decipher as ‘bounded rationality’
Mbogo added panache when he said that “It depends a lot on the price of oil and infrastructure in place,” which hints a significant situation/finding which they are not ready to announce. (such words connote excitement besides efforts to conceal vital information through confusing statements while at the same time admitting indirectly possibilities of such information emerging as valid).
“We will release an operational update as soon as some tests are done, in about two weeks.”, Mr Mbogo added, which means, Tullow Oil will announce their findings at Ngamia 1 in the second week of July.
The aspect of security and national interests are paramount to both Tullow and the Government of Kenya.
June 29 | Posted by David James | Energy Intelligence, Intelligence NewsTags: Tullow Oi Latest Announcements, Tullow Oil Ngamia-1 Kenya
Commercially viable oil may have been found in Kenya by British firm Tullow Oil, a London listed firm with a string of success in the region.
Intelligence gathered in the recent past piece together information and events that confirm both a very important milestone at the drilling site as well as a very well kept secret by both Tullow Oil and the Government of Kenya.
Intelligence reports have been analyzed to determine the above and its validity as a fact and intelligence analysts found out events and facts that quantify discovery and verification of freely jerking oil at 2340-meters depth.
Events before the announcement that Tullow Oil has stopped drilling Ngamia-1 for geological factors, vital information leaks were reported by their expert on social media. Africa Oil and Tullow Oil quickly sought the removal of the post which confirmed discovery of oil at 2340-meters depth besides the deletion of that particular account.
Tullow’s announcement mentioned a geological formation encounter at 400-meters before the targeted 2700 meters depth; as such, the geological formation can be described as an alibi by Tullow Oil while in fact, it is the oil flowing on it’s own to the surface as reported.
Another fact is the skepticism Mr Mbogo showed when briefing the media, in his view, its too early to discuss whether the well could lead Kenya into oil production. Here we find a possible admission through denial of facts which we decipher as ‘bounded rationality’
Mbogo added panache when he said that “It depends a lot on the price of oil and infrastructure in place,” which hints a significant situation/finding which they are not ready to announce. (such words connote excitement besides efforts to conceal vital information through confusing statements while at the same time admitting indirectly possibilities of such information emerging as valid).
“We will release an operational update as soon as some tests are done, in about two weeks.”, Mr Mbogo added, which means, Tullow Oil will announce their findings at Ngamia 1 in the second week of July.
The aspect of security and national interests are paramount to both Tullow and the Government of Kenya.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.339.962 von gimo211 am 01.07.12 09:54:44Jetzt noch einmal etwas zu Puntland / Sabbel-1 und Shabeel North-1....
Hier nochmals das Video von PL (Range Resources) zu den Q+A's bei deren Investor-Presentation. Bei 3:45 minutes spricht PL von "250 mmbls recoverable" bei S1...
Auch hier sollten wir zu SN1 bald ein Drilling-Update bekommen (zumindest etwas über Shows im Jessoma sanstone)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPxLKTwAuV0
Hier nochmals das Video von PL (Range Resources) zu den Q+A's bei deren Investor-Presentation. Bei 3:45 minutes spricht PL von "250 mmbls recoverable" bei S1...
Auch hier sollten wir zu SN1 bald ein Drilling-Update bekommen (zumindest etwas über Shows im Jessoma sanstone)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPxLKTwAuV0
... Ganz anderes Thema - aber auch sehr interessant....
Es gibt Hinweise, dass der Twitterer, der von einem erfolgreichen DST bei 2.340m berichtet hat, tatsächlich bei Tullow auf der Ngamia-1 Site arbeitete... Jedenfalls interessante rumours ....
Thanks to User Bulle auf Stockhouse.com
http://www.insynshandel.nu/forum/showthread.php?tid=3
... Alles von diesem Typen ist gelöscht (Twitter, Facebook Account) jedoch findet man derzeit noch etwas im Google Cache...
Thanks to User Skee-Daddy auf Stockhouse.com
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:59SBKg2…
Es gibt Hinweise, dass der Twitterer, der von einem erfolgreichen DST bei 2.340m berichtet hat, tatsächlich bei Tullow auf der Ngamia-1 Site arbeitete... Jedenfalls interessante rumours ....
Thanks to User Bulle auf Stockhouse.com
http://www.insynshandel.nu/forum/showthread.php?tid=3
... Alles von diesem Typen ist gelöscht (Twitter, Facebook Account) jedoch findet man derzeit noch etwas im Google Cache...
Thanks to User Skee-Daddy auf Stockhouse.com
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:59SBKg2…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.339.906 von gimo211 am 01.07.12 09:17:58... Und ein Alert von Merill Lynch an deren Klienten (thanks to User Investor_123 auf Stockhouse.com)
This is an excerpt from the alert: "Neither Tullow nor Africa Oil have been able to identify the source of the story (with the story being incorrectly attributed to Tullow's manager in Kenya, Martin Mbogo). Both companies have confirmed that well operations are still ongoing."
FYI, I am invested in AOI.
... Und
This should help. This is the next sentence in the alert:
"Tullow have a 1H12 Trading Statement on 4th July that could provide an update on operations. However, we estimate a full update on the Ngamia well is more likely within 7-10 days once the Lower Lokhone section in the well has been fully evaluated."
Die nächste Woche müssen wir noch geduldig sein, sollte Tullow am Mittwoch noch nicht viel zu Ngamia-1 sagen...
This is an excerpt from the alert: "Neither Tullow nor Africa Oil have been able to identify the source of the story (with the story being incorrectly attributed to Tullow's manager in Kenya, Martin Mbogo). Both companies have confirmed that well operations are still ongoing."
FYI, I am invested in AOI.
... Und
This should help. This is the next sentence in the alert:
"Tullow have a 1H12 Trading Statement on 4th July that could provide an update on operations. However, we estimate a full update on the Ngamia well is more likely within 7-10 days once the Lower Lokhone section in the well has been fully evaluated."
Die nächste Woche müssen wir noch geduldig sein, sollte Tullow am Mittwoch noch nicht viel zu Ngamia-1 sagen...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.339.900 von gimo211 am 01.07.12 09:14:02... Das noch von Sophia Shane (thanks to User Islife auf Stockhouse.com)
Good afternoon!
I have not been advised if we have actually encountered a “geological formation” or if we have reached total depth now. But even if we have, it does not change what we have announced about the well. We are currently testing that nice lower zone we announced earlier and results will be available in the next week or two (along with the other zones as well of course). Please remember that if there were any concerns about the well that changed our outlook or its potential, we would put out a press release. That Reuter’s article is a jumble of statements that don’t really make sense and actually don’t say anything. The operations team will choose to TD when they think it is appropriate – if they have chosen to TD it doesn’t mean that all is lost or that there is a big problem as the dozens of emails I’ve received suggest has happened – it is simply that they have chosen to TD. Nothing has changed with the potential pay zones we have announced.
Best regards,
Sophia
Good afternoon!
I have not been advised if we have actually encountered a “geological formation” or if we have reached total depth now. But even if we have, it does not change what we have announced about the well. We are currently testing that nice lower zone we announced earlier and results will be available in the next week or two (along with the other zones as well of course). Please remember that if there were any concerns about the well that changed our outlook or its potential, we would put out a press release. That Reuter’s article is a jumble of statements that don’t really make sense and actually don’t say anything. The operations team will choose to TD when they think it is appropriate – if they have chosen to TD it doesn’t mean that all is lost or that there is a big problem as the dozens of emails I’ve received suggest has happened – it is simply that they have chosen to TD. Nothing has changed with the potential pay zones we have announced.
Best regards,
Sophia
Thanks to User Dali_west auf Stockhouse.com
Der Reuters Artikel ist offensichtlich nicht korrekt....
Från: Chris Perry <Chris.Perry@tullowoil.com>
Datum: 29 juni 2012 12:00:58 CEST
Till: xxxxxx
Ämne: RE: Drilling Ngamia-1
Dear Mr xxxxx,
Thank you for your email. We have seen the article, the comments have been incorrectly attributed to Tullow. We will update the market either if we have price sensitive information or when we have finished drilling the well, we do not do this through the media. Let me reassure you that operations are ongoing and there are no issues with the well. We are drilling the first well in a new basin so when it comes to the formations, we expect the unexpected. We are regularly stopping and starting drilling, we may continue deeper, we may not, that is the nature of wildcat drilling and therefore there is nothing to report at this stage.
I hope that helps, have a good weekend.
Chris
Chris Perry
Head of IR and Corporate Communications
Tullow Oil plc
( work: +44 (0) 20 3249 9473
? fax: +44 (0) 20 8994 5421
* email: chris.perry@tullowoil.com
Address: 9, Chiswick Park, 566 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 5XT
Der Reuters Artikel ist offensichtlich nicht korrekt....
Från: Chris Perry <Chris.Perry@tullowoil.com>
Datum: 29 juni 2012 12:00:58 CEST
Till: xxxxxx
Ämne: RE: Drilling Ngamia-1
Dear Mr xxxxx,
Thank you for your email. We have seen the article, the comments have been incorrectly attributed to Tullow. We will update the market either if we have price sensitive information or when we have finished drilling the well, we do not do this through the media. Let me reassure you that operations are ongoing and there are no issues with the well. We are drilling the first well in a new basin so when it comes to the formations, we expect the unexpected. We are regularly stopping and starting drilling, we may continue deeper, we may not, that is the nature of wildcat drilling and therefore there is nothing to report at this stage.
I hope that helps, have a good weekend.
Chris
Chris Perry
Head of IR and Corporate Communications
Tullow Oil plc
( work: +44 (0) 20 3249 9473
? fax: +44 (0) 20 8994 5421
* email: chris.perry@tullowoil.com
Address: 9, Chiswick Park, 566 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 5XT
Nicht dass es jemand anderem etwas nützen würde, aber ich bin mir 1000% sicher.
Wir haben doch schon einige wichtige Indikatoren:
Net pay (vorsichtig formuliert) eher üppig. Porosity in den hohen 20er Werten - Idealfall sind 30 soweit ich das verstanden habe. Öl mit einem API-Wert von etwa 35,...
Jetzt gibt es natürlich wieder Ansichten dass eine gute Well 20.000bopd"+x" produzieren müsse. M.E. ist das ein Gigantomanie-Problem. Wer sagt denn, dass 5.000bopd "schlecht" wären. Wenn die Menge des förderbaren Öls passt dann jagt man halt 3 weitere Bohrungen rein und hat die gleiche Tagesproduktion. Natürlich kostet das 2,50$ extra, aber in dieser Konstellation sind das m.E. Peanuts.
Tullow, der Explorer in Africa schlechthin, spricht vom "besten jemals dedrillten Well", K.H. ebenso. Lundin überlegt -öffentlich vernehmbar- AOI in die Produktion zu führen. Die haben doch einen Ruf zu verlieren.
Ok, dann gibt es noch Nomura, ML, ... die das Preislevel auch als attraktiv bewerten.
Brauche ich noch was? Klar, den DST. Auch den kann ich abwarten und nach dessen Verkündung nochmal beurteilen und ggf. nachordern. Aber mir persönlich wird es es dann aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach zu teuer sein.
Das alles wie immer IMHO.
Wir haben doch schon einige wichtige Indikatoren:
Net pay (vorsichtig formuliert) eher üppig. Porosity in den hohen 20er Werten - Idealfall sind 30 soweit ich das verstanden habe. Öl mit einem API-Wert von etwa 35,...
Jetzt gibt es natürlich wieder Ansichten dass eine gute Well 20.000bopd"+x" produzieren müsse. M.E. ist das ein Gigantomanie-Problem. Wer sagt denn, dass 5.000bopd "schlecht" wären. Wenn die Menge des förderbaren Öls passt dann jagt man halt 3 weitere Bohrungen rein und hat die gleiche Tagesproduktion. Natürlich kostet das 2,50$ extra, aber in dieser Konstellation sind das m.E. Peanuts.
Tullow, der Explorer in Africa schlechthin, spricht vom "besten jemals dedrillten Well", K.H. ebenso. Lundin überlegt -öffentlich vernehmbar- AOI in die Produktion zu führen. Die haben doch einen Ruf zu verlieren.
Ok, dann gibt es noch Nomura, ML, ... die das Preislevel auch als attraktiv bewerten.
Brauche ich noch was? Klar, den DST. Auch den kann ich abwarten und nach dessen Verkündung nochmal beurteilen und ggf. nachordern. Aber mir persönlich wird es es dann aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach zu teuer sein.
Das alles wie immer IMHO.
Zitat von gimo211: Wenn was durchsickert würde, dann würde der Kurs steigen und nicht fallen!!
Da bin ich mir nicht so sicher, wenn die DSTs nicht entsprechend gute Ergebnisse liefern wird der SP fallen, denke aber das diese "Hürde" Anleger verleiten könnte Gewinne mitzunehmen, und nicht irgendwelche Gerüchte dazu.
Wie wahrscheinlich sind gute flowrates mit ähnlichen Vorraussetzungen?
still long and strong
DaH
Hey SeanPaul,
Wenn was durchsickert würde, dann würde der Kurs steigen und nicht fallen!!
... Warum geht man immer davon aus, dass hier nur vollkommener Mist geschrieben wird?
Wir kein Vertrauen in die Story hat, sollte verkaufen (und nicht nerven...)! simpel!
Wenn was durchsickert würde, dann würde der Kurs steigen und nicht fallen!!
... Warum geht man immer davon aus, dass hier nur vollkommener Mist geschrieben wird?
Wir kein Vertrauen in die Story hat, sollte verkaufen (und nicht nerven...)! simpel!
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